Lattina Da’ Costa (b.2003) is a London-based photographer and researcher working across darkroom practice, archival intervention, and diary-based methods. Their practice explores memory, absence, and materiality, examining how personal histories intersect with broader social, political, and historical contexts. Lattina’s work is tactile and experimental, often blurring the boundaries between text, image, and object to create rhizomatic narratives that resist linear storytelling. Their practice demands accountability, employing a forensic and analytical critical perspective to interrogate structural erasure, state violence, and colonial legacies.

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